The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-10-27

Clark, pitcher for Sandusky, as been
s gned by Chicago.
j. o. Palmer, of Canton, Is at the
Hollenden-[ [Ce Jeland Plain Dealer.
Richard Krasuer and Mary Abba, of
Jackson township, have been licensed
to wed.
Mr.. Sol. f. Bloch of the firm of S. E.
Bloch q Co., of Cleveland, is at the
HuTford.
The members of Hose Co. No. 3 have
purchased, at their own expense, lot
of nice new badges.
The Y. M. d. C. at Navarro next
Saturday night. Special train at
o'clock, city time. Fare 35 cents.
Pensions have been granted to
Tabitha, widow of James Cow, ALI
ance and Michael Amen, MassillOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hill and son, of
Canton, o., are guests at the residence
of Mr., A. j. Hill.-[Coshocton Standard
Mr.. Hassold who has been suffering
with cancer in one eye, went to Gin
cinnati yesterday to have the eye
removed.
Married, at the German Lutheran
Church, bv the pastor, L. f. Meyer, on
October %, Mr.. Henry Papist and Miss
Justina Kluge, both of Canton.
Mr. John w. Wilson and Miss Mary
Founders, both of Perry township, were
married October Is, by Justice Samuel
Krider, at his residence in Perry town
ship.
Married, by Rev. j. j. Leberman, at
the Reformed parsonage, Louisville,
October 20, Mr.. Elmer T.. Smith and
Miss Anna NJ. Breckhill, both of Stark
county.
Mrs. John Leininger, the mother of
Sheriff Leininger, left the city this
morning for Cincinnati, where she will
spend few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Rhen.
LET us then, be up and doing with
a heart for every fate"-fOr we well
know that all the colds we take in the
process-can be cured by the timely use
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary, Wed
nesday evening. The Grand Army
Band spent the evening with them and
Gave an enjoyable concert.
An unknown woman was struck by
an east bound Ft. Wayne freight train
at Strasburg Tuesday night. When
| the train backed up to ind her lifeless
body she walked away, apparently un-
hurt.
Married, at the German Lutheran
parsonage, by the Rev. L. +. Meyer, on
October 26, Rev. Jacob Sheatsly, Luth-
eran pastor at Canaan, Wayne county,
O., and Mamie Conrad, of Paris, Stark
county, o.
A splendid time insured to every per
son going with the Y. M. ID. G. to Rob
ertsville next Tuesday night. Train
leaves ConnOttOn depot at O'Clock,
city time. Fare only 35 cents for the
round trip,
Mr. Nicholas Barth, the father OF
George Barth, residing on South Market
street, died Sunday morning at 3 O'Clock
of old age, having passed his 85th year
Funeral Monday afternoon from the
residence at | o'clock; interment in
West Lawn.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to A. II. Danforth and Helen b. Saxton,
of Canton; +. F. Bahney and Anna F.
Coleman. of Massillon; Joseph II. Nc
Connell and Jessie w. Day, of Alliance,
and Edward f. Dorman and Lucy
Amelia McCowen, of Alliance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Ramsey and
daughter Edith, and Mr.. John Ruperd,
will leave on the 5:37 train. Ft, Wayne
road, this evening, for Los Angeles, Cal.
The Ramsey family will spend the win
ter there, and Mr.. Ruperd expects to
remain and go into business,
Mr.. William Young who fell from
building on East ninth street, Friday,
died from the effects of his injuries at
the Union Hotel, Sunday, he was 6s
years old. The remains were taken to
the the undertaking rooms of Rockhill
& Co., and will be taken on the Ft.
Wayne Railway this afternoon to Smith
vile, Wayne county, for burial.
By a unanimous vote the Young
Mems Democratic Club has decided to
attend apolitical meeting at Roberts
vile Tuesday evening, November 1.
The people of that place will make
every effort to entertain the boys in fine
style. An excursion train will be run
over the G. & G. road. Messrs. George
Sanderson, Ed. Pedlar and w. w. Field,
ing have been appointed to make ar
rangements.
Judge Malcolm G. McGregor, of Car
thage, Mo-, brother, and Mrs. J. W.
Jenkins, of Kansas City, sister, of A.
McGregor, are visiting the latter, at
his home, on North Walnut street.
The entire party attended the unveiling
at Wadworth, Friday, of the monument
erected to the memory of their father,
the school teacher, John McGregor, by
his surviving pupils An account Of
the unyeiling appears in this issue.
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